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2.

 

This will allow them to use them effectively at home. 

 

 

MANAGING YOUR FILES AND SAVING YOUR WORK  

 
Student work is automatically saved while using Google Drive. It is recommended that students 
use a flash drive to take files from Microsoft products (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, etc.) and drag 
them to Google Drive for conversion. Documents may also be emailed to teachers or other 
students, or shared using Google Drive. 

 

SOFTWARE ON CHROMEBOOKS  
 

A.

 

All software/apps/bookmarks installed by USV school staff must remain on the 
Chromebook in usable condition and accessible at all times. From time to time, the 
school may add software application for use in a particular course. Periodic checks of 
Chromebooks will be made to ensure that students have not removed required 
software/apps/bookmarks.  

 

B.

 

Devices are controlled and monitored by a Google Management System. This prevents 
most viruses from infecting the devices.  

 

C.

 

 Students are allowed to load school appropriate software/apps on their Chromebooks if 
properly approved by the USV staff.  

 

D.

 

If technical difficulties occur, illegal software is downloaded, or non-USV school 
installed/approved apps are discovered, the Chromebook will be wiped clean and put 
back to its original settings. The school does not accept responsibility for the loss of any 
software or documents deleted due to a reformat and/or re-image.  

 

E.

 

Upgraded versions of licensed software/apps are available from time to time. Students 
may be required to check in their Chromebooks for periodic updates and syncing. 

 

 

PROTECTING AND STORING YOUR CHROMEBOOKS 
  

A.

 

Chromebook identification of Student Chromebooks will be labeled in the manner 
specified by the school. Chromebooks can be identified and stored in our tracking system 
in the following ways:  
 

1.

 

Serial Number of device  

2.

 

USV inventory barcode label 

3.

 

Individual Student label that has been placed on the device by USV staff.  

 

Summary of Contents for Chromebook 11-3120

Page 1: ...CHROMEBOOK SPECIFICATIONS Dell Chromebook 11 3120 Operating System Chrome OS Processor Type Intel Celeron N2840 2 16GHZ Dual core Chipset Intel HM77 Display 11 6 1366x768 Anti Glare w 180 degree hinge Graphics Card Intel HD Graphics Storage 16GB eMMC SSD System Memory 4GB Ram DDR3L Memory Slots SD Input Output Ports 1 Stereo Headphone Microphone Combo 1 USB 3 0 with BC1 2 Charging 1 USV 2 0 1 HDMI...

Page 2: ...intained by USV 2 The school will cover the cost of repair for the first accident while the student is enrolled at USV 3 After the first accident the cost will be to the student The responsibility for the cost of purposeful damage negligence loss or theft will fall on the student parent guardian All students will have the option to purchase his her chromebook at the completion of their senior year...

Page 3: ...sing the device School staff and administration have the right to check any material stored on a student s Chromebook at any time A Chromebooks Left at Home 1 If students leave their device at home they are responsible for getting the course work completed as if they had their device present 2 Discipline procedures may occur if this becomes a repeated offense B Chromebook Undergoing Repair 1 The T...

Page 4: ...nt System This prevents most viruses from infecting the devices C Students are allowed to load school appropriate software apps on their Chromebooks if properly approved by the USV staff D If technical difficulties occur illegal software is downloaded or non USV school installed approved apps are discovered the Chromebook will be wiped clean and put back to its original settings The school does no...

Page 5: ... to anyone other than your parents guardians This practice will help make the students information more secure D Chromebooks Left in Unsupervised Areas 1 Violations may result in loss of device privileges 1 More information about our 1 1 Chromebook program on our website www usv k12 oh us 1 By resolution the USV Board of Education approves item 1 1 Chromebook Handbook as an extension of the adopte...

Page 6: ...onsibility By signing this policy you are agreeing not only to follow the rules in this policy but are agreeing to report any misuse of the network to the person designated by the school for such reporting Misuse means any violations of this policy or any other use that is not included in the policy but has the effect of harming another or his or her property B Term of the Permitted Use A student ...

Page 7: ...te you without first obtaining the permission of a supervising teacher Do not arrange a face to face meeting with someone you meet on the computer network or Internet without your parent s permission if you are under 18 Regardless of your age you should never agree to meet a person you have only communicated with on the Internet in a secluded place or in a private setting f Hacking and Other Illeg...

Page 8: ...rent or guardian agree to cooperate with the school in the event of the school s initiating an investigation of a user s use of his or her access to its computer network and the Internet whether that use is on a school computer or on another computer outside the School District s network F Updates Users and if appropriate the user s parents or guardians may be asked from time to time to provide ne...

Page 9: ...without his her consent is considered an invasion of privacy and is not permitted unless authorized by the building principal Cameras and electronic equipment devices are expressly banned from and may not be possessed activated or utilized at any time in any school situation where a reasonable expectation of personal privacy exists These locations and circumstances include but are not limited to l...

Page 10: ...cceptable use policy and agreement and the 1 1 Chromebook Handbook for the student s access to the school district s computer network and the Internet I understand that access is being provided to the students for educational purposes only However I also understand that it is impossible for the school district to restrict access to all offensive and controversial materials and understand my child ...

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